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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1947)
Historical Society Plans Play The first 1D47 mooting of the (litmuth Historical loclety iroughl lively dlcussloti on pro posed activities (if tho group which will be of lusting slgnlfl :iineo to tho community as a whole, A scries of rucllo pluya Jremiilltlng historical Incidents hi settling Kliimulh roiinty wrro prliposrd. The pluya will be di rected by the Itev. Godfrey Mat ihewa, pastor of the C'ominunlty L'nngrrgutlonal church. They will be written In dialogue form Troin material contributed by the Historical society and pre tented by Klmmith Community Players. The pluya will be writ Inn In eight-weeks series and It la hoped the flrat nmy be pre sented In Mured, Anyone with Ideas for hls lorlcul material which would make good listening la requeatcd lo contact the society or the Itev. Mr. Mullhewa. The pluya will bo broadcast over KFJI. It win suggested by Mm. Ge- , nova Dunciiii. presiding, Hint nil J'iiii'iiiuvih siaifc imw ill kccjjimk nolcg on nny hlatorlcnl point brought to thvlr attention, pro parlnii for complete file for ' the propoaed Klumnth county museum, alto that they keep record of everyone offering lo rontrlbtite or loan artlclea for the museum. Mra, Ireno Foster allowed the group bluvprlnta (lie baa ob tained of the Crater Lake rim road when It wni being pro pnaert. She suggested thnt enplea of old dlarlea should be typed if the orlglnala cannot be ol tnlnrd and photoatutlc coplra be marie of old mupa, land deedi and hlatorlcul documenta, A bundle of old photographi wua punard around by Hul Ogle, These will be placed In albuma of flics for the museum, It waa agrred. Ogle haa aome 1(100 old negatives to be printed for thla purpoae alao. The next meeting will be held on February 10 at the chnmbrr of commerce when Fred Brown of Crystal Creek will tell the group about the lively trans portation which piled the lake In the old dayi here. Membership In the Historical society la open to anyone Inter rated In thla type of activity and Invitations are extended to at tend the next meeting. Molin Residents Get Game Fines ThrM Mulln rlflnl rharsifl wlth Illegal possession of game rneut, were arrested late Wed nesday morning and paid fines In justice conn at Merrill laie in the afternoon before Justice of the Peace Thomas Chutburn, Charged were Earl Liggalt, 48, his son E. J. Liggalt, 20-year-old navymnn, and James Edgar Weaver. State police and Fed eral Officer James Snvage made the arrests and reported their find of deer meat in a woodshed. The elder Llggatt and Weaver were fined $IU0 each and E. J. Liggalt waa fined $30. Ail paid fines, police aald. Prewar per capita consump tion of petroleum products In the United States was 367 gal lons a year, that of England 87 callous and of Germany 28 gal lons. For Your Home when you hava Cascade Laundry do your CURTAINS We'ro curtain specialists! Have them dona now and beat tho soring rush. We offer you 3io5Day Service Phona Sill for Pick-up and Delivery CASCADE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Across from Pott Offlca MINERAL WOOL Real Estate Offset Asked In Sales Tax The flnul question askod from the floor at tho end of a Klam ath County chamber of com merce sales tax forum at the Wlllard hotel this afternoon put a finger on tho anro spot of the propoaed legislation, and was unanswcrublo by the four speak er who argued for and agulnst tho sales tax proposal. The question was: "What as uranco it given that a state aalea tax will lessen property taxes?" Since tho tax bill which tho legislature Is expected to pul to a vote of the peoplo haa not been written, there was no grounds for a direct answer, but oth speakers In favor of tho sales tnx Ed Geary, farmer, and J. W, banders, real estate man declared themselves In favor of such a tux only If it pro vided for a property offset. C. D, Lung, representative of orgunlzcd Inlior, and F. W. Win seinan, business man, expressed strong opposition to the tax in any form. Geary and Sunders pointed out tliui thu stale was :iuw hard pressed with demands for more money, und thut tho recent elec tions allowed tliul property own ers cannot ufford further taxa tion. A tales lux, with provision to relievo tho properly lux bur den, they agreed, wua a fair way lo bring in the money and get lax money from persons now nut paying their share of the state a expenses, Geary cited the cxamplo of the great amount of untaxed government land in Klamutn county, saying thut the people who live on such land now do nut puy property taxes but do enjoy the benefits paid for by property owners. C. D. Long aald that lubor was aguitMl the aalea tux in any form, even though a provision lo exempt food might bo curried, und that such a tax could only lend to further labor trouble as labor wua going to demand wage increases to keep pace with the rising coat of living. Wluacman, a former resident of California where a sales tax is Imposed, brought figures to show that even with the sales tax property assessments In Cali fornia have gone steadily up ward. He also stressed thnt the tax was a nuisance and worked a further collecting and book keeping liardthlp on the retail businessman.' Thia afternoon ballots are be ing mailed to all members of the chamber of commerce to allow them to vote their stand on the sales tax proposal. The result of the poll. Chamber President John Houston said, would be communicated to the Klamath county legislative delegation in Salem, Man Charged With Disorderly Conduct Billy Southworth. 24. of 2043 White, last night posted $115 with city police on two charges of disorderly conduct, and Is to appear in municipal court at 4 p. m. today. The complaints against the cab driver were signed by his wife and Virginia R. Glllis as a result of an altercation last night. James H. Newman, S201 Wal ton drive, posted S5 bull with city police for running a stop sign, and Ruby R. liaftcr, 4641 S. 6th, was cited to appear in court for a violation of the basic rule on Oregon avenue and for running a stop sign. Man Held Here On Bad Check Charge Henry W. Eldson, Pelican hotel, is held in the county jail in lieu of $1000 ball on a charge of obtaining money and credit by false pretenses. The com plaint was signed by Mrs. Josephine Fogle, co-partner In the hotel management. Eldson ia alleged to have given Mrs. Fogle a $25 check drawn on a local bank Tuesday, In pay ment of $17 room rent and re ceived $8 change. The check was no good. In Justice court yesterday Eldson requested time to consider a preliminary hear ing. In 1930, U. S. airlines used 136,000 gallons of fuel for every million passenger miles flown. In 194S the figure had dropped to 38,000 gallons. Classified Ads Bring Results. Beware Coughs from common oolrft That Hang On Creomulston relieves promptly be pause It goes right to the seat ol the trouble to hem loosen and expel Rrm laden phlegm, and aid nature SfVlthM onrl Vti.nl a nKrI.M flamed bronchial mucous mem- bottle of Creomulalon with the un- """"ming you mun use tne way II to hava your money book. CREOJUULSIOKI for Coufhi, Chfit Colds, Bronchitis INSULATION 6808 Night Phona (772 KF Man Arrested After Girl Tells Of Attack On Lonely Road Near Dorris (Continued From Page One) suffering from shock, blows on the eye and III), and exposure. Cailforniu officers were noti fied, und returned to the scene of the altuek, They found there a cur, registered to Margaret Gillespie Perry of Klnmuth Fulls, und marks in the snow Woman Mentioned By Crash Victim Located In Town The "Alice" whom Johnny Stevenson Colette, 31-year-old night club entertainer, said ho wus coming to Klamath Falls to see when his piano crashed nenr Miirysvlllo, Calif., January 13, has been Identified as Mrs. Alice Albert! of this city. Colette was killed In the crush und his body has been unclaim ed In a Maryaville morgue, while officers there tried lo locate the "Alice" whom Colette had aald wus his wife. Lust night Mrs. Albert! called Deputy Sheriff Jack Franey witli the news tha'. she was the person Colette was coming to sec, but thut she and the enter tainer were not married. Siie told Fruney thnt Colette's moth er wus believed to be living in Chicago and thut he had a sister In Hollywood and another In Poi tlund, who were the logicul persons to cluim the body. Thnt Information was passed on to Murysvllle officers. Colette and Mrs. Alberti met here In December when he, as "Johnny Stevenson," was ap peurlng at Lakcshore inn. Col ette left Klamath Falls Just be fore Christmas to fill an en gagement at the Cnsublancu club In Morysvllle. Deputy Franey also sold this morning that the mun left owing a $28 hotel bill at the Wlllard. John Epley Chosen Student Conductor John Epley. Junior student at KluiiMith Union high school, has been selected us student con ductor of the KUHS band it was announced today by Andrew Loney Jr., supervisor of music education in the city school. Young Epley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Epley of 604 N. 7th, was chosen on the basis of general musicianship, leadership and baton technique according to Loney who, with O. K. War cup and John McManus of the music staff, were Judges. Ep ley will be the student conductor at the big spring band concert. Ship Carries Body Of Gustaf Home COPENHAGEN, Jan. 30 P) The Swedish warship Oscar II left Copenhagen .harbor early to ri n carrying the body of Prince Gustaf Adolph, grandson of Sweden's king, to his homeland for burial. Copenhagen's only shore battery saluted the vessel as she left the harbor. The prince, heir to the Swed ish throne, was killed Sunday in a plane crash which claimed the lives of 21 other persons, includ ing the American singer, Grace Moore. ANNUAL MAUN Fireman's BALL Sat., Feb. 8 - Benefit Mslln Fir Dept. Music by PAPPY GORDON And His Oregon Hillbillies Admission - 11.20 Parson Dancing 10 till 2 a i 1 I YOU'RE INVITED TO OUR GRAND OPENING SATURDAY, FEB. 1 MAC'S MARKET 911 Klamath Across from Greyhound Depot Gifts Refreshments which bore out the girl's story. They also found marks Indicat ing noma from work at Klurnath highway and caught a ride to Klamath Falls. Oregon state police were no tified and arrested Perry et 12:12 a. m. today ut 504.1 Lu land avenue, his home. Perry, they said, had arrived home only a short time before. After questioning, according to Tich enor, he finally admitted the allegations made by the girl. Perry has not been employed here recently, the officers said. He left home yesterday to buy medicine lor his wife, who has been ill, and did not return until about midnight, the offi cers suld. They stated Perry has no daughter. On the basis of the girl's story as to what happened In the car, California authorities Indicated they would accuse Perry of at tempted rupe and a degenerate act. Late today, he waived ex tradition, and Siskiyou Sheriff Ben Richardson and District At torney Fred Burton were on their way here to question Perry and take him to California. Wagontire Child's Death Reported LAKEVIEW. Jan. 30 -Carol Lorraine Lynch, 11 -day -old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lynch of Wagontire, Ore., died January 20. She is survived by her parents, her brother, John Lynch, grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Richardson of Wagon tire and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lynch of Tillamook. Ore. Funeral services will be held Saturday, February 1 at 2 p. m. from the Ousley - O s t c r m a n chapel at Lakovlew. Interment will be in Sunset Park cemetery at Lakevlcw. Mail, express, baggage, news papers and milk in cans, usually transported In cars neorest the luimnlluA dm Irnnun In rail. rood men as "hoad-end traffic." $100 a Month for Life Th Golden Years Plan gives you insurance protection now and a monthly income for life when you retire. Details will be gladly explained by any Standard Insurance representative. STANDARD I.VSI HAX i; Company LYNN ROYCROFT JULIAN ABBOTT EVA LONG BERNARD FETZER 412 Main St.. Klamath Falls INMAN MOTOR CO. 424 So. 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